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    <p>All you're doing is creating a new object on another thread. After you create the object, the thread completes execution and becomes idle.</p> <p>Object instances don't "live" on threads. An instance is just a pointer to a structure in memory. Just because you create an instance in thread <strong>A</strong> doesn't mean that all methods in that instance will run on thread <strong>A</strong>. </p> <p>What you want to do is create a class that you can call from any thread but which uses its own internally managed thread (or some such construct) to perform execution. </p> <p>Your "manager" should encapsulate a thread, or use the ThreadPool, to perform your "processing." When done, the manager will have to communicate back to your UI (using the Dispatcher to marshall this communication back onto the UI thread) indicating it has completed execution.</p>
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    1. COI see, seems my understanding of multithreading is a bit limited :) So the thread that calls a method decides which thread the resulting event is fired on? and if one object subscribes to an event on another and that event is triggered then that subscribed method also will run in the originating thread? In that case the best way should be to call all methods and properties on Manager through a asynchronous methodinvoker right?
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    2. COYour best bet is to read up on threading. I'd suggest grabbing a copy of CLR Via C# by Jeff Richter. You will not be disappointed. A "Thread" is an execution context--it is where code is executed by a CPU. Execution goes from line to line. Execution doesn't magically jump from thread to thread; without a thread there is no execution. Execution of code doesn't exist outside or independently of a thread. If a thread's execution hits an event it executes the thread subscriber's handlers one by one.
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    3. COWhen a thread starts executing a method in your manager instance, you want that thread to pass a reference to another method to another thread (e.g., ThreadPool.EnqueueUserWorkItem), which doesn't block the current thread, allowing it to return from the method call. The TP will eventually get CPU time and start executing your work item on a different thread. Man, this is hard to describe. Unless you understand how threading and code execution works you should learn up about it before trying to use multithreading.
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